05 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1917
Page
1
Senators clash over clout and armament strategy as the nation faces a vote on naval policy and a potential cloture fight. The attorney general prepared a formal opinion while leaders on both sides warned against backing away from critical defense measures.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Black laborers leaving the South and moving to other regions. The text references wages, shipyards, and industrial locations, mentioning places and national ties without clear dates or cohesive detail. The source preserves sparse names and terms, indicating a broad mobility pattern amid labor demands.
The report notes General Car fariza agrees to a cancellation request by Tenacia Wie and that Admiral Knight sails from New Port to the Far East in succession to Admiral J. Watterhalter. Knight is to be accompanied by his chaperone Katherine Knight and several staff members as he assumes command of the Asiatic fleet.
Masked robbers entered the West State Bank at Park Hill and forced Cashier Paw into the vault at gunpoint, taking about $1,000 in currency. The incident occurred just after the bank opened and the suspects fled. Local authorities launched a search for the thieves.
A fragmented editoral piece rebukes social concerns and political missteps, mentioning local figures and institutions. It references community tensions, calls for reform, and the need for practical action to address civic issues amid a challenging public mood.
The article notes A M School wins first prize at a stock show with awards in cattle sheep and hogs. Bennie Date is among top winners. Missourians Sherwood Brothers win in sheep. The show promotes sheep breeding in Oklahoma with judging and a planned sale the next day at 9 o'clock.
Local forecast notes generally fair and warmer conditions for tonight and Tuesday with minimum temperatures from 34 to 40 degrees. State outlook mentions fair skies and warmer trend extending into Tuesday, including northwest portions.
President Wilson frames four years of reforms as groundwork for a broader, unified world role. He rejects isolation, declares armed neutrality, and urges cooperation with nations to reshape civilization after the war. He emphasizes liberty, justice, and the spread of democratic ideals beyond American borders.
President Marshall takes oath day processional through White House grounds to Capitol with escort by cavalry and police. Senators and representatives assemble as diplomats and Supreme Court officials enter the chamber for the inaugural ceremonies.
A garbled obituary-like notice recalls a Meath region president and a submarine tale. The fragment mentions Sunday events, authority, and a ceremonial tolling or tribute. Readers are left with unclear names and places due to damaged text.
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